Tysha

But Book Tyrion has just murdered the woman he loved, Shae and his own father Tywin.

He's been told that his first wife, Tysha, genuinely loved him and was brutally gang assaulted on his father's orders.

It's horrific trauma.

He is entirely broken.

He's very confident.

Again, there's a sadness to it, right? Because right before that moment, he's thinking about Tysha and he's thinking about, like, it's funny that he hires ugly people to guard Shae, but he also has the thought of like, well, I'm ugly too.

Like, it's really sad, right? So, but compare that to Bran, who was just like, my life is shit.

I'm never going to be what I want to be.

I think this whole chapter is him being cautious.

Him going to the brothel and then sneaking out to see Shay so he has a story, an alibi, and plausible deniability is all him putting on a masquerade.

Yes, but like you said earlier, he thinks that he's done with Tysha.

Like, been there, done that.

That's why it can only go so long.

But although if Tysha doesn't remember Jack, we can play this game like Ed and Tysha.

Wait, what were

the kids' names? Or

Uh, need something more from her.

Stacey Waka on fire in the other center spot, and, uh, Tysha, Tysha Ignacio-s scoring tries for fun out on the wing there.

Uh, but yeah, like to see a bit more from Gab Broughton as well in the seven.

Um, you know, any, any big changes there? A few shuffles, uh, but Eddie, uh, Puketapu from prop to second row.